The US skips a UN rights review again, drawing criticism as concerns mount over civil liberties, migration and justice policies.
US to skip UN human rights review, drawing censure

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The US will skip a UN human rights review, drawing criticism, as it remains disengaged from the UN Human Rights Council.
- The US will not attend a UN meeting to review its human rights record under Trump.
- Washington disengaged from the UN Human Rights Council last year, citing anti-Israel bias.
- The event may be postponed until January, according to diplomats and a draft UN document.
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